Discover the chilling history of the panopticon prison, imagined by Jeremy Bentham as a means to optimize organization and ...

Nowhere is this more evident than in India’s expanding metadata surveillance regime, which operates largely in legal opacity and bureaucratic silence. While traditional surveillance has always been a ...

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While your ragtag team of Firebreakers fights through the Oldest House, you'll find a couple of interesting references to the beginning of the Hiss invasion.

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By then, the 20th-century assumption that U.S. intelligence agencies were running mind-control experiments, infiltrating and disrupting civil-rights groups, or carrying out surreptitious missions ...

For the panopticon would be under democratic control, of a sort. “Any member of society,” Foucault notes, had “the right to come and see with his own eyes how the schools, hospitals, factories, ...

Then, deeply ironic here is the fact that the design of the panopticon was an integral element in Bentham’s “prison reforms” initiative — a mode of merciless control about which French ...

The global media landscape increasingly reflects Foucault’s Panopticon, a metaphor for how power can be exercised through constant surveillance and control. Today, this surveillance is not just ...

Today, the Panopticon model sounds uncanny familiarity for someone living in Pakistan, where a populace in the “periphery” is under heightened surveillance from the “centre”.

Noah Farjon, a Paris activist with the counter-Olympics organization Saccage 2024, was about to escort two journalists through the community of Saint Denis on what they call a Toxic Tour. Saccage ...